Section 5 - Publication of information (1) In order to inform the public, each obligated body shall make public at a freely accessible place within its registered office and other offices and allow making copies of the following information: a) the reason and the manner of the establishment of the obligated body, including all terms and principles under which it has been performing its activities, b) description of its organizational structure, the place for and the manner of obtaining the relevant information, where requests or complaints, suggestions, or other motions can be submitted, or decisions on the rights and responsibilities of persons obtained, c) the place, time limit and manner for submitting a remedy against the decisions of the obligated body on the rights and responsibilities of persons, including explicit indication of requirements for the applicant in this respect, as well as the description of procedures and rules to be adhered to in the course of these activities, the marking of the relevant form and the manner and place where such form may be obtained, d) the procedure that the obligated body shall follow when processing all requests, suggestions and other motions filed by citizens, including the relevant time limits that have to be met, e) the summary of the most important legal regulations governing namely the conduct and decisions of the obligated body, which stipulate the right to request and the obligation to provide information and regulate other rights of the citizens in relation to the obligated body, including the information where and when such legal regulations are available for inspection, f) the list of charges for the provision of information, g) the obligated body's annual report on activities related to the provision of information in the previous year (Section 18). h) exclusive licenses granted under Section 14a (4), i) superior body decisions on the amount of payments issued under Section 16a (7), j) electronic mailing room address. (2) In their office hours, obligated bodies are obliged to make available in their registered offices: a) legal regulations issued within their scope of powers, b) lists of main documents, namely of conceptual, strategic and programmatic nature, that may be provided under this Act, including the potential draft licensing agreements 2b) under Section 14a,